Yes! Love your reaction, your reaction was “bad to the bone!”. I admit I was old enough to have been at this very concert and it was electric. George Thorogood and the Destroyers were always a good time. It was also in the Terminator movie when Arnold walks naked into the biker bar to get himself some clothes.
I was at this concert. Capitol theatre in Passaic NJ. One of the better ones I've seen there. But they had so so many great concerts there. It's a shame they shut it down. Big enough to have a loud audience and small enough that every seat in the house was a good one. Another great song by George is "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" Same concert th-cam.com/video/--AvCsh48bk/w-d-xo.html
Lmao I sooo remember that sence I instantly thought of it when I herd this song I always do but my husband R.I.H. used to walk around singing this song to me EVERYDAY! LOL BAD TO THE BONE BABABABABAADDD
Nobody had more swagger than George in the 80s. Every note of this song resonates. Thank you for reviewing this, I loved watching you reactions. It's like enjoying it again for the first time.
Absolutely love this song & video! George T is so entertaining and BAD to the bone😄 Love the John Lee Hooker riff that gets him going & Bo Diddley (a hero to George) is in the video!! 🎉🎸❤️🔥🎸💎🎸🥁😻☮️💜 Cheers from 🇨🇦
This song is definitely a JAM! Others to check out: One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer and Move It On Over. Loving watching you discover the oldies but goodies.
Best usage in a movie was in one of the Terminator movies. The Terminator steps out onto the porch of a bar after being agitated by a biker gang. He steps out onto the porch and this song begins. We went to see this at the theater when it came out and the moment the first chords of the guitar, the audience started clapping and cheering. We all knew the song and it fit -- boy did it fit. It was fantastic. It is a memory I will never forget. Made the movie that much better. The Terminator proceeded to destroy all the bikes parked outside. Every time I see bikers on the road I have a flashback of that movie and I start laughing. This is one of the best songs. The words and the music fit like a glove and George had the right personality and attitude in which to sing it.
George is an awesome guitarist. No one can play the blues like George. If you want to see another great blues guitarist, check out Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas flood, live. He'll blow your mind.
I saw George this summer when he opened for Sammy Hagar. He still sounds great! I told my wife that he only has 7 or 8 songs but he plays the hell out those
I was there. July 30, 1993, in Quebec City. He stayed until something like midnight, doing encore after encore. The BEST show I ever paid for, next to AC/DC. The Capitole is pretty small, so it's very cozy and nobody is really far from the act. And it's got full service DURING the concert... I'm pretty sure they sold a LOT of Bourbon, Scotch, and beer.
This song is also in a BUNCH of TV commercials too. George & The Destroyers were a seriously kick ass live band in the 70s and 80s. Move It On Over, I Drink Alone, and One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer are all Thorogood essentials.
It was used as the opening song in Stephen King’s “Christine”. It refers to an old car from 1957 which is possessed and kills people rather randomly. Great, great movie!
Oh my sweet heaven George!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍 this is gonna be amazing! Check out his live of One bourbon, one scotch, one beer 👌👌👌👌 George is such an amazing story teller ❤️ once again your face says it all.... infectious smile!
I know how much you love guitar, so the next one you need to listen to is "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer. It is also a live performance at the Capital Theatre and has a featured guest, Elvin Bishop. In case you don't know who Elvin Bishop is, I'll leave one here.: "Fooled Around and Fell in Love",
Saw him live in Fredricton , New Brunswick, Canada in 1985 when I was 15. 10 of us crammed in my Dad's Big Ass Dodge Ram Van. We still talk about it.. He has a great concert. Nothing like the 80's Concerts. Seen Stones, Metallica, AreoSmith and so many more..
Omg takin us back!!😊🙏💕🤘🏼 I haven’t heard this in years, still knew all the words, George is such a bad ass! I forgot how much I loved him thanks so much for doing this reaction and reminding me of some great times of my past✌️🌻
Great old school music, you really get into your reactions 👍👍💥💥💥 if you like great guitars here is the best. 1 drum. 1 bass. 1 guitar. Z.z top ( la grange) at double down. Live. 🎸🎸🥁💕💕💕
Bro if you like this! I have 18 George Thorogood albums and everyone is killer. He covers the greatest old school blues players that ever lived. Guys I am sure you never heard up but greats. Would love to make you 4-5 cd’s of his best. He will blow you away
I LOVE Major Payne. One of the best comedies I have ever seen. Loved your reaction but I always do. you are so entertaining and fun to watch. thanks DRADogg 🙏💖
Per Wikipedia "Bad to the Bone" has been used in many films, such as: Slayground (1983), Christine (1983), The Color Of Money (1986), Lethal Weapon (1987), Bull Durham (1988), Talk Radio (1988), Problem Child (1990), Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), Problem Child 2 (1991), Flesh and Bone (1993), Major Payne (1995), The Parent Trap (1998), 3000 Miles to Graceland (2001), Joe Dirt (2001), Firehouse Dog (2007), Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008), Beautiful Kate (2009), Lucky Luke (2009), Transylmania (2009), Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (2010), Megamind (2010), The Muppets (2011), It Boy (2013), Shaun the Sheep Movie (2015), Man Up (2015), Huevos: Little Rooster's Egg-cellent Adventure (2015), It's For Your Own Good (2017)
If U liked this “Lonesome George” song ..U should also like “Who Do U love?”.. “One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer”/ aka The House Rentng Blues..”Move It On Over”..& “I Drink Alone”..
Love it! This has been my theme song since I was 2 years old, my uncle had the album and every time this song came on my little toddler self lost my mind and started rocking out!
I love your reactions. They are true and honest. And to see you enjoy my generations music is even more fun to watch..the surprise on your face that we actually had great music back then..😂😂.. it's priceless. You always brighten my day
The Capital Theatre in Passaic, NJ is a large movie theatre (about 3000 people). I have seen Billy Joel, Frank Zappa and The Ramones there back in the 70's and the tickets were less than $ 5 (LOL).
I used to have a poster on my bedroom wall when I was a kid, it was a Dalmatian puppy and it said "bad to the bone" on it. every time I hear this song I think about that old poster I used to own lol
lol yeah, we hear bits of this song in probably a hundred different movies. lol sometime just the first five notes or so. lol it has a great effect. i enjoyed watching you enjoy it. lol
I’m glad you chose a live performance. Any recording of this song by George is great but a live performance is phenomenal. Try Steve Earl’s Copperhead Road.
A number of years ago GT was touring with the Steve Miller Band. Steven Miller was top bill. GT put on a top notch high energy show. People out of their seats dancing and singing. It was Steve Miller's turn. Three songs later, we left as did a number of others.
🇨🇦 61YO You've loved this one Try live One scotch one burbon one beer 🍺 You will ADORE this one too If you love live performance Try live from Austin City Limits Zac Brown Band Song is FREE/ IN TO THE MYSTIC Keep the good work ✌
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Yes! Love your reaction, your reaction was “bad to the bone!”. I admit I was old enough to have been at this very concert and it was electric. George Thorogood and the Destroyers were always a good time. It was also in the Terminator movie when Arnold walks naked into the biker bar to get himself some clothes.
I just glanced at IMDb. The song has been in at least 50 movies and TV shows.
@@DougRayPhillips doesn’t surprise me at all!
O yea it sure did
I was at this concert. Capitol theatre in Passaic NJ. One of the better ones I've seen there. But they had so so many great concerts there. It's a shame they shut it down. Big enough to have a loud audience and small enough that every seat in the house was a good one. Another great song by George is "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" Same concert
th-cam.com/video/--AvCsh48bk/w-d-xo.html
Lmao I sooo remember that sence I instantly thought of it when I herd this song I always do but my husband R.I.H. used to walk around singing this song to me EVERYDAY! LOL BAD TO THE BONE BABABABABAADDD
"Who Do You Love" is a favorite George Thorogood song.
Gotta be the most underrated guitar player of all time.
"Move it on over" is one of my favorites.
This song is featured in the "Terminator 2" also in "Christine" in case you wanted this information!
It might have been the original "Terminator" movie, it's been a long time since I've watched these movies!
Nobody had more swagger than George in the 80s. Every note of this song resonates. Thank you for reviewing this, I loved watching you reactions. It's like enjoying it again for the first time.
Who Do You Love and One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer are both badass tunes.
George is Bad A-- , so much fun thank you:)
LMAO!!!! Old school stuff. George is awesome!!!!!!
Absolutely love this song & video! George T is so entertaining and BAD to the bone😄 Love the John Lee Hooker riff that gets him going & Bo Diddley (a hero to George) is in the video!! 🎉🎸❤️🔥🎸💎🎸🥁😻☮️💜
Cheers from 🇨🇦
This song is definitely a JAM! Others to check out: One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer and Move It On Over. Loving watching you discover the oldies but goodies.
I die a little inside when someone calls music I grew up on oldies 😞
@@sidwha4665 I'm embracing the 'oldies' tag! We had the *best* of all of it!
Who Do You Love
@@kathynicholson103 Yes, that one, too.
Best usage in a movie was in one of the Terminator movies. The Terminator steps out onto the porch of a bar after being agitated by a biker gang. He steps out onto the porch and this song begins. We went to see this at the theater when it came out and the moment the first chords of the guitar, the audience started clapping and cheering. We all knew the song and it fit -- boy did it fit. It was fantastic. It is a memory I will never forget. Made the movie that much better. The Terminator proceeded to destroy all the bikes parked outside. Every time I see bikers on the road I have a flashback of that movie and I start laughing. This is one of the best songs. The words and the music fit like a glove and George had the right personality and attitude in which to sing it.
This guy….you’ll love his attitude….that band behind him too- talented bunch for sure! ❤️🎼❤️😎One bourbon……same show….it’s a great one! 👍
If you don't start drinking I'm going to leave, the sky is crying, cocaine blues, you talk too much. All good songs George played
Ya gotta love George, if you don't there's something wrong with your funk
One Burbon, one Scotch, one Beer…..is a must
A complete must!
Yes and I DRINK ALONE
@@Country_boy-sz3bn yes yes. And and Get a Haircut
Another to check out:
The Georgia Satellites. "Keep Your Hands To Yourself".
GOT TO THEM LIVE; KNOW THEIR TRUE SOUND. Best "bar" band ever.
One Bourbon, One Scotch and One Beer..... You will love it✌️🇦🇺❣️
George is an awesome guitarist. No one can play the blues like George. If you want to see another great blues guitarist, check out Stevie Ray Vaughan Texas flood, live. He'll blow your mind.
I saw George this summer when he opened for Sammy Hagar. He still sounds great! I told my wife that he only has 7 or 8 songs but he plays the hell out those
I was there. July 30, 1993, in Quebec City. He stayed until something like midnight, doing encore after encore. The BEST show I ever paid for, next to AC/DC. The Capitole is pretty small, so it's very cozy and nobody is really far from the act. And it's got full service DURING the concert... I'm pretty sure they sold a LOT of Bourbon, Scotch, and beer.
Check out One Bourbon one Scotch and One Beer, also I Drink Alone, live versions, George has tons of GREAT OLD SCHOOL ROCK
Loving your pic on old songs !!!!
Bad to the 🦴 bone is what bad to the bone is about. Man this guy got music in his soul through all the bones and deeper. He can get it ADogg .🧡🧡🧡🧡
This song is also in a BUNCH of TV commercials too. George & The Destroyers were a seriously kick ass live band in the 70s and 80s. Move It On Over, I Drink Alone, and One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer are all Thorogood essentials.
I just love how all of you reactors have made me realize how damn lucky we were!! Good music coming out all through my youth!! I was born in 1964.
Me too!
It was used as the opening song in Stephen King’s “Christine”. It refers to an old car from 1957 which is possessed and kills people rather randomly. Great, great movie!
He's one of the greatest slide guitarist ever
His version of”Who do you love “ gets me fired up. Also “I drink alone “ is another great one.
It was played often on the TV show "Married... with Children" for the man, the myth, the legend - Al Bundy
The sax player is slinging TWO
🪵🪵🔥
Oh my sweet heaven George!!!!!!! 😍😍😍😍😍 this is gonna be amazing! Check out his live of One bourbon, one scotch, one beer 👌👌👌👌 George is such an amazing story teller ❤️ once again your face says it all.... infectious smile!
I know how much you love guitar, so the next one you need to listen to is "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer. It is also a live performance at the Capital Theatre and has a featured guest, Elvin Bishop. In case you don't know who Elvin Bishop is, I'll leave one here.: "Fooled Around and Fell in Love",
Saw him live in Fredricton , New Brunswick, Canada in 1985 when I was 15. 10 of us crammed in my Dad's Big Ass Dodge Ram Van. We still talk about it.. He has a great concert. Nothing like the 80's Concerts. Seen Stones, Metallica, AreoSmith and so many more..
Best concert ever for having a few drinks, having fun and getting your mind blown for 3 hours.
"I Drink Alone", is another clever, toe-tapping, rocker by George. You should check it out...
Oh my goodness!
Saw these guys with journey and the rolling stones in 1981 at jfk stadium in Philadelphia. Cut school to be there!😁
Omg takin us back!!😊🙏💕🤘🏼 I haven’t heard this in years, still knew all the words, George is such a bad ass! I forgot how much I loved him thanks so much for doing this reaction and reminding me of some great times of my past✌️🌻
Great old school music, you really get into your reactions 👍👍💥💥💥 if you like great guitars here is the best. 1 drum. 1 bass. 1 guitar. Z.z top ( la grange) at double down. Live. 🎸🎸🥁💕💕💕
"THE TERMINATOR SONG. HOW TOTALLY, TOTALLY COOL."
Bro if you like this! I have 18 George Thorogood albums and everyone is killer. He covers the greatest old school blues players that ever lived. Guys I am sure you never heard up but greats. Would love to make you 4-5 cd’s of his best. He will blow you away
“One bourbon one Scotch one Beer”, “I drink alone”, “Ride on Josephine”, “Move it on Over”, “Madison Blues”
I LOVE Major Payne. One of the best comedies I have ever seen. Loved your reaction but I always do. you are so entertaining and fun to watch. thanks DRADogg 🙏💖
Straight up JAMMIN!
One Burbon, one scotch and one beer!!!! By George Thorogood🍺
your absolutely right, when you hear this in a movie , somethings going down
Per Wikipedia
"Bad to the Bone" has been used in many films, such as:
Slayground (1983), Christine (1983), The Color Of Money (1986), Lethal Weapon (1987), Bull Durham (1988), Talk Radio (1988), Problem Child (1990), Terminator 2: Judgment Day (1991), Problem Child 2 (1991), Flesh and Bone (1993), Major Payne (1995), The Parent Trap (1998), 3000 Miles to Graceland (2001), Joe Dirt (2001), Firehouse Dog (2007), Beverly Hills Chihuahua (2008), Beautiful Kate (2009), Lucky Luke (2009), Transylmania (2009), Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore (2010), Megamind (2010), The Muppets (2011), It Boy (2013), Shaun the Sheep Movie (2015), Man Up (2015), Huevos: Little Rooster's Egg-cellent Adventure (2015), It's For Your Own Good (2017)
If U liked this “Lonesome George” song
..U should also like “Who Do U love?”..
“One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer”/ aka The House Rentng Blues..”Move It On Over”..& “I Drink Alone”..
Love it! This has been my theme song since I was 2 years old, my uncle had the album and every time this song came on my little toddler self lost my mind and started rocking out!
Was feeling kinda blue, till I saw this!!!!! Not anymore!!!! Thank you Adogg!!!!💖💖💖💖💖
I love your reactions. They are true and honest. And to see you enjoy my generations music is even more fun to watch..the surprise on your face that we actually had great music back then..😂😂.. it's priceless. You always brighten my day
yep! he sings I drink alone. another good one
Sit back with a cold beer and crank up this song....uh huh 😍🎶🎶🤘🤘🤘
Check out “the sky is crying” live aid performance. My world stopped as that song played and restarted when it had finished.
Think this was originally done by B B King? Love it. George is underrated. Love him
It was played in 'Terminator' Movie and 'Christine'
The Capital Theatre in Passaic, NJ is a large movie theatre (about 3000 people). I have seen Billy Joel, Frank Zappa and The Ramones there back in the 70's and the tickets were less than $ 5 (LOL).
It's the theme song also from the movie "Christine" by Stephen King
Yes George rocks !!!
I used to have a poster on my bedroom wall when I was a kid, it was a Dalmatian puppy and it said "bad to the bone" on it. every time I hear this song I think about that old poster I used to own lol
I know of three movies off top of my head this song was in. Probably many more. 1 Major Payne. 2 Christine. 3. The Terminator ( 2nd one).
Stevie Ray Vaughan is a must if you’re a guitar lover
Alvin and the Chipmunks cover it, in one of their movies. " One Bourbon One Scotch and One Beer" should be next for him. Enjoy
Loved your reaction.
Love this song, you have to do "One Bourbon, One Scotch, and One Beer" next.
This song showed me his sense of humor. I have never heard the first line about the nurse when he was born…it all makes sense now. 😅
Love George❤
George is a rock god!
Oh he make that guitar 🎸 talk man straight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 fire
This song was also played in the Lindsey Lohan movie "The Parent Trap". Great reaction & such a classic song!! Many blessings to you always! 🙏❤💯
Definitely One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer!!!!🍺🍺🍺🍺
You should check out "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" by this group. My fave!
The movie CHRISTINE is the one that stands out for me.
Listen to George Thorogood's live version of "Johnny B Good"!!
lol yeah, we hear bits of this song in probably a hundred different movies. lol sometime just the first five notes or so. lol it has a great effect. i enjoyed watching you enjoy it. lol
I’m glad you chose a live performance. Any recording of this song by George is great but a live performance is phenomenal.
Try Steve Earl’s Copperhead Road.
A number of years ago GT was touring with the Steve Miller Band. Steven Miller was top bill. GT put on a top notch high energy show. People out of their seats dancing and singing. It was Steve Miller's turn. Three songs later, we left as did a number of others.
An older movie, "Christine" ....in that too...first place I heard it yrs ago
1 bourbon
1 scotch
1 beer
Great song by George
Major Pain definitely played this.
George Thorogood: Get A Hair Cut And Get A Real Job ....yes ..long title. George Thorogood: One Bourbon One Scotch One Beer ...is also fire
I remember they played it in The Terminator. When he walks out of the bar after beating everyone up
Yeah! Major Payne! Great film. Great review
my favorite is his cover of the sky is crying
It is also in "Christine".
Love the saxophone
Oh man this is a classic great song and an excellent reaction!👏🏽👏🏽🎉
You’re getting a like for the major pain reference alone. That’s one of my favorite movies.
🇨🇦 61YO
You've loved this one
Try live
One scotch one burbon one beer 🍺
You will ADORE this one too
If you love live performance
Try live from Austin City Limits
Zac Brown Band
Song is
FREE/ IN TO THE MYSTIC
Keep the good work ✌
My 8 yr.. Old grandson sings this all the time lol
The most common trait in all your content, you make me smile every single time.
Keep it up!
Try "The Heavy" signing "What makes a Good Man".
Bad To The Bone is the theme song for the Stephen King movie “Christine” ☮️❤️👵🏼
Stevie's brother is George Thoroghgood's guitarist
Thank you ADogg I enjoyed seeing George again
Who do you love is another great song by George Thorogood
This song here makes you just want to turn the volume all the way up to max and play it till the speakers blow up
You might want to check out the official video of this song. It's pretty funny. I love it.
GREAT reaction!! TY! 😉